A successful conversion of reddit traffic

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Recently used a few traffic sources and reddit traffic had higher than expected dwell time. anyone else had these effects?
 
Recently used a few traffic sources and reddit traffic had higher than expected dwell time. anyone else had these effects?
Most of Reddit traffic are people who enjoy reading and enaging in conversation so its expected that they take time before doing any actions
 
I had one Reddit thread send only 80 visits, but those users stayed longer than 700 cheap social clicks because they actually cared about the topic.
 
I've noticed that too. Reddit traffic is usually smaller for me , but the people who click tend to spend more time actually reading the content .
 
what i think the best conversions happen when content matches the interests of the community and deliver quality content
 
It really depends on targeting. If you hit the right subreddit, dwell time is actually pretty solid.
 
Real legit place and visitors on reddit usually bring good conversion.

Just need to find those type of place.
 
Honestly I think it depends on subreddit targeting. When it matches well, Reddit traffic quality is surprisingly good.
 
I've noticed Reddit users spend more time on site, especially when coming from niche communities.
 
Yes, I have noticed the same.

Reddit traffic is usually more engaged because people are already reading discussions and looking for solutions before they click. Compared to many other traffic sources, I often see higher dwell time and more pages per visit from reddit users.

The challenge is getting consistent traffic from reddit, but when it works, the quality is often surprisingly good.
 
Recently used a few traffic sources and reddit traffic had higher than expected dwell time. anyone else had these effects?
I saw similar results too. Reddit sends fewer clicks but those users tend to stay longer and explore more pages on the site.
 
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